Too Bored to Run

Expresses the loss and violation of personal belongings, possibly reflecting a sense of betrayal or vulnerability.

Indicates a declaration that enough has been endured, possibly in the face of adversity or mistreatment.

Describes a situation of waiting in unfavorable conditions, emphasizing the challenging circumstances.

Specifies the location as a check-cashing place, suggesting financial struggles or difficulties.

Repeats the idea of theft, reinforcing a sense of loss and violation.

Highlights the audacity of the theft, occurring openly or boldly without concealment.

Introduces a shift in perspective, questioning the concept of being born to run and challenging its assumptions.

Suggests a contemplation on the purpose of life, questioning if running away is the innate nature of individuals.

Ponders whether resisting the urge to run would detract from the enjoyment or excitement of life.

Invites a scene by the reservoir, a peaceful contrast to the earlier turmoil, emphasizing a moment of calm.

Encourages observing the sunrise, symbolizing hope and renewal, especially after challenging times.

Depicts the sun rising over slums, possibly highlighting resilience and beauty in unexpected places.

Reiterates the theme of loss and having had enough, possibly suggesting a recurring pattern of hardship.

References promises made, indicating a commitment that is now being reconsidered or broken.

Suggests a breach of commitments, potentially reflecting the impact of external pressures or influences.

Implies a realization or acknowledgment of the need to break off promises, possibly for self-preservation.

Addresses a societal expectation to pay for unnecessary things, critiquing consumerism and societal norms.

Comments on the conditioning to pay for non-essential items, suggesting a critique of societal values.

Reiterates the theme of theft, emphasizing the irony of stolen goods being sold back to the victim.

Highlights the absurdity of the situation, where stolen items are sold to the victim as if they were obtained for free.

Recalls the earlier questioning of being born to run, reinforcing the theme of challenging societal expectations.

Repeats the contemplation on whether resisting the urge to run would diminish the enjoyment of life.

Reiterates the question, possibly emphasizing the importance of considering alternative perspectives on life.

Brings back the imagery of sitting by the reservoir, encouraging a focus on peaceful and contemplative moments.

Repeats the suggestion to watch the sunrise, symbolizing hope and a new beginning.

Introduces a new element, possibly addressing the collective societal questioning of the innate desire to run.

Presents a direct inquiry into the possibility of not being born to run, challenging conventional beliefs.

Asserts that the collective "we" were not born to run, emphasizing individual agency and choice.

Reaffirms the rejection of the idea of being born to run, concluding the song on a definitive note.